Crash tests of cars with airbags

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Ever wanted to smash cars like in BeamNG.drive but without the heavy download? This browser-based demolition sandbox lets you wreck vehicles, trigger ragdoll dummies through windshields, and rack up points through pure destruction. Pick a car, slam it into obstacles, and watch the physics engine go wild. It's simple chaos—drive, crash, earn points, repeat. There are two modes: free roam for sandbox mayhem and "Get to the Finish" obstacle courses where you navigate destruction gauntlets.

Key Features

• Dual Game Modes: Free driving sandbox or objective-based obstacle courses.
• Realistic Airbag Physics: Airbags only deploy at specific impact speeds, just like real vehicles.
• Ragdoll Dummy System: Watch crash test dummies fly through the air with satisfying physics.
• Browser-Based Destruction: No downloads required—runs directly in your browser with full 3D graphics.

How to Play Crash tests of cars with airbags

The concept is dead simple: drive fast, hit hard, watch things break. But nailing the perfect crash takes practice.

Master the Drive Controls

You control the car with WASD or arrow keys—W for gas, S for brake or reverse, A and D to steer. Spacebar is your handbrake for sharp turns or stopping mid-air during jumps. Use your mouse to rotate the camera around the car and get the best view of the carnage. Some vehicles let you switch between first-person cockpit view and third-person with the C key, which is perfect for watching your dummy ragdoll through the windshield.

Trigger Maximum Destruction

The scoring system rewards damage. Ram into walls, launch off ramps, flip your car—every crunch of metal adds to your point total. The sweet spot is hitting obstacles at high speed to trigger the airbag deployment and send your dummy flying. Low-speed taps won't activate the airbag system (just like real life), so you need momentum. Score pop-ups appear instantly: +477 for a solid wall hit, +1000 for ejecting your dummy, +358 for mid-air flips.

Complete Obstacle Courses or Go Wild

In "Get to the Finish" mode, you navigate through structured destruction courses filled with ramps, barriers, and hazards. Your goal is reaching the end checkpoint while surviving maximum damage. In free roam, there's no objective—just experiment with different crash angles, find the biggest jumps, and see how many points you can rack up in a single run. Use the restart button (top right) to reset your car instantly when you're stuck or want to retry a perfect crash.

Who is Crash tests of cars with airbags for?

This is built for casual players who want quick bursts of satisfying destruction without deep mechanics. Perfect for teens and anyone who finds crashing virtual cars weirdly therapeutic. If you've got 5 minutes between homework or just want to zone out and watch physics do funny things, this fits the bill. It's not a hardcore racing sim—it's pure arcade chaos. No blood, no violence, just metal crunching and dummies bouncing.

The Gameplay Vibe

The vibe is pure sandbox experimentation. It's weirdly calming to just drive around and destroy things with zero consequences. The graphics are basic Unity mobile quality—flat lighting, simple textures, and low-poly obstacles—but the physics are crunchy enough to feel satisfying. There's no music that I noticed, just engine sounds and impact effects, which actually helps if you're listening to your own playlist. The ragdoll physics on the dummies are goofy and fun to watch, even if they're not Turbo Dismount-level detailed. It's repetitive but in that hypnotic "just one more crash" way.

Technical Check: Saves & Performance

The game saves your points and unlocks in your browser's local storage, so you can close the tab and come back later without losing progress. Just don't clear your browser cache or go incognito mode. Performance is smooth even on older laptops—the low-poly graphics mean it runs at solid framerates on pretty much anything with a modern browser. Mobile performance is decent too, though the touch controls take some getting used to compared to keyboard precision.

Quick Verdict: Pros & Cons

A decent time-waster for destruction fans, but don't expect depth.

• ✅ Pro: Instant gratification—crash, see points, feel good.
• ✅ Pro: No download or installation hassle, just click and play.
• ❌ Con: Graphics are pretty bare-bones, and environments get repetitive fast.

Controls

Responsive enough for arcade driving, though the physics can feel floaty during jumps.

• Desktop: WASD or Arrow Keys to drive, Spacebar for handbrake, Mouse to rotate camera, C to change view.
• Mobile: On-screen touch buttons for steering and gas, swipe outside button area to rotate camera.

Release Date & Developer

Crash tests of cars with airbags was developed by Burg Entertainment and released on November 13, 2024.